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ETFs - One trade for immediate exposure to a variety of market sectors
Instead of spending time and resources scanning the markets for new investment opportunities, you can choose ETFs that track the performance of indices, bonds, and stocks from specific industries.
Instead of spending time and resources scanning the markets for new investment opportunities, you can choose ETFs that track the performance of indices, bonds, and stocks from specific industries.
Types of ETFs
If you're looking for rapid diversification, reduced costs, and fast trading,
choose your category and invest in ETFs.
Stock Index
ETFs
Sector and industry
ETFs
Geographic
ETFs
Leveraged
ETFs
Inverse/short
ETFs
Commodity
ETFs
Currency
ETFs
Commodity
ETFs
Currency
ETFs
Stock Index
ETFs
Sector and industry
ETFs
Geographic
ETFs
Leveraged
ETFs
Inverse/short
ETFs
Commodity
ETFs
Currency
ETFs
Stock Index
ETFs
Sector and industry
ETFs
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Why invest in ETFs
They're growing in popularity
Throughout time, investors have left their actively managed portfolios and switched to the newest form of index funds: ETFs.
They bring variety to each trade
With an ETF, your money is spread across multiple investments, so you purchase a basket of assets instead of buying each component separately.
They are a cost-effective investment
ETFs are an interesting option because they don't cost much upfront - you pay for one trade and get a fully diversified portfolio.
They come with no surprises
ETFs are generally transparent because the underlying investments are always visible. The holdings of an ETF can be viewed on the Fund company's website, which is updated daily.
They make it easy to access the markets
Because there's an ETF for almost anything you can trade, an investor can easily access hard-to-reach markets such as emerging ones.
They are not difficult to understand
If you want to invest in a certain industry or copy the returns of a certain index, all it takes is one trade to get started with ETFs. And because ETFs trade like stocks, you can trade them anytime during market hours.